Hi folks,
I just found some images from a photographer, which I really like. Here are some examples:
http://www.agalleryofnudes.com/bilder/regular/2.jpg
http://www.agalleryofnudes.com/bilder/newpic/juni1.jpg
And the following which contains a partly nude image:
http://www.agalleryofnudes.com/bilder/newpic/oct2.jpg
I was talking to this guy, but he is not willing to share the secrets. So I think it's time to asked other people how he could have done this.
I don't want to copy the effect, I just want to understand the way he is doing it...
What I found out is, that the final part might be adding a layer in screen mode. If you take one of this images, duplicate layer and use multiply (the opposite of screen?), you might get an idea how it looks before.
The interesting part is, that the skin looks really soft and clean without loosing the sharpness of the outlines.
As he retouching 20 images in an hour, I'm sure, he is not using the "normal" history-brush way to get back sharpness on the outlines...
Any Ideas or hints?!
Bye, Carsten
I just found some images from a photographer, which I really like. Here are some examples:
http://www.agalleryofnudes.com/bilder/regular/2.jpg
http://www.agalleryofnudes.com/bilder/newpic/juni1.jpg
And the following which contains a partly nude image:
http://www.agalleryofnudes.com/bilder/newpic/oct2.jpg
I was talking to this guy, but he is not willing to share the secrets. So I think it's time to asked other people how he could have done this.
I don't want to copy the effect, I just want to understand the way he is doing it...
What I found out is, that the final part might be adding a layer in screen mode. If you take one of this images, duplicate layer and use multiply (the opposite of screen?), you might get an idea how it looks before.
The interesting part is, that the skin looks really soft and clean without loosing the sharpness of the outlines.
As he retouching 20 images in an hour, I'm sure, he is not using the "normal" history-brush way to get back sharpness on the outlines...
Any Ideas or hints?!
Bye, Carsten
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